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Water flows down in the vertical pipe shown below. Assuming inviscid flow, derive an expression for this velocity of the water V, in terms of the manometer reading h, the specific gravity of the gage fluid SG, and the acceleration of gravity g.
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To derive the expression for velocity for the above drawing.
Given the acceleration due to gravity is
manometric deflection is
velocity of water,
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